WorldTimePortalWhat time is it anywhere in the world?
Whether you're asking "what time is it in New York?", checking the current time in London, or need the local time in Tokyo, Sydney, Dubai or Los Angeles — this world clock gives you the exact time right now, updated every second. Each city shows its live local time, weekday and date, UTC offset, and how many hours ahead of or behind you it is.
Time zones and UTC offsets
The world is divided into time zones measured as offsets from UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). New York runs on Eastern Time (UTC−5, or UTC−4 during daylight saving), London on GMT or British Summer Time, Central European cities like Oslo, Paris and Berlin on UTC+1/UTC+2, India on a single zone (UTC+5:30), and Australia spans three main zones from Perth (UTC+8) to Sydney (UTC+10/UTC+11).
Time difference between cities
Knowing the time difference between cities matters when you call family abroad, schedule a meeting across continents, follow a live event or catch a flight. A call at 9 AM in London reaches New York at 4 AM — but it's already 2 PM in Mumbai and 6:30 PM in Sydney. The world clock above makes these gaps visible at a glance, including which cities have already moved into tomorrow.
Daylight saving time (DST)
Daylight saving time (DST) shifts clocks forward in spring and back in autumn in most of North America, Europe and parts of Australia — but not in India, Japan, China or most of Africa and Asia. Because the changeover dates differ between countries, the time difference between two cities can change twice a year. Every clock on this page follows the official IANA time zone database, so the times you see are always correct, even on the days the clocks change.